Great service by the owner, unique outfits and lots of variety and fun colors and fabrics at a…read moregreat value. Loved the place. Will be my fave boutique in So Beach

Cute women's clothing store in Normandy Isles. They have a lot of solid colored clothing items like…read morebody suits, crop tops, pants and shorts. I like variety of linen items too! Definitely check it out if you're in the area

I'm not sure how to review this. They do have a decent selection of women swimwear but the men…read moreselection is small and also uninspired. Plain one-colored sungas are the norm here. Cannot recommend for men.

Great selection of bikinis in different styles and patterns. Good quality and reasonably priced…read more Excellent customer service. Highly recommend the store!

Happy to see the addition of a thrift store to the area. It is very bright, clean, and organized…read more The workers are friendly and helpful. They have clothing at different price points, with some of the cheaper pieces in bins to rummage through.

What an experience coming into this time machine, nostalgia over load, from the highly curated art…read morepieces they displayed to the wonderful furniture than invites you to sit and chill, the workers are polite and helpful, they have a barista in house as well. The value is less expensive than online but more than your local thrift store. Such a great place to find your new threads or if you have the luxury of browsing, but you will end up staying a while, soo much to explore. They have a huge collection of records and listening stations to preview them before buying. Such a nice vibe.

I'm visiting from NYC & I out grew my bikini so was on the lookout for a new one. This place has…read moresuch cute bikinis! The young lady working there was extremely helpful & patient. She made it a fun experience. Thank you! Love my new swimwear!

I was shopping for bathing suits to wear on my birthday vacation when I came across this adorable…read moreboutique. The customer service was outstanding. The young lady helped me find sizes and was very patient with me while I tried on about 10 bathing suits. I will definitely be going back.

The Rabbit Hole is located in a funky, artsy corridor of North Miami filled with second hand…read morestores, a cafe, and a contemporary art museum. Founded in the fall of 2009 the Rabbit Hole is located across the street from City Hall. There is plenty of free street parking available. According to the Rabbit Hole they specialize in clothing and accessories from the "50's-80's with some older and newer things sprinkled in". Every vintage piece of clothing is hand picked. They also offer new clothing and jewelry. A small display in the front of the store held china and glass ware. In addition to the small store they also sell online with a selection of new clothes. When I walked into the store my first thought was that I wished this was how my closet looked. Everything was so artfully arranged. The New Times has listed the Rabbit Hole as one of the best vintage stores in Miami. I almost left with a brown leather bag for $100 but I just couldn't justify the expense right now. Whether shopping or just browsing this is a fun stop to make.

I drive over 45 minutes ONE WAY a couple times a month...for…read morea SALAD. Rabbithole is comfort food at its finest, but you can also get healthier options if you want. Their fried chicken is the best I've ever had, vegan or not. The owners and staff are incredibly friendly and I love supporting them! Oh, and the portions are huge!

Couldn't say enough good things about KRELwear. I have several items now, and find them to be not…read moreonly eye catching, but high quality. My one of a kind sweater, and kaftan are my favorites by far. This is a very special space in Miami.

I recently bought a few prices from Krelwear and I love them! Her one of a kind unique designs are…read morevery comfortable and flattering to any body type! Can't wait to add more pieces to my closet!!!!

This place is so much fun. They have a great selection of fun stuff from dozens of designers. All…read morereasonably priced. Highly recommend.

I am a long time client of The Real Real. I dropped off a pair of very expensive sunglasses to…read moreconsign and they were never "processed". They never returned them to me or showed up on my account. There is no relief or customer service number with a real person.

They've done a great job making a warm, inviting and intimate space that feels like youll find…read moretreasures. It's a womens & mens (decent amount of mens items) consignment store, they only accept designer, but I wasnt there to sell, more to look, find, buy. Got a cute silk DVF camisole in great shape for moderate price. You wont find bargains, but youll find authentic, designer pieces. Also they have some nice art as well. It will make you want to open up a shop of your own.

Um.... Okay, a one-of-a-kind, vintage shop tucked right in the middle of bustling Miami, when did…read morethis happen? This vintage shop has such cute finds! I wish I had more time to do try ons. I have to come back! Prices vary but there are affordable items and then uber top shelf items. Such a fun curated selection of goodies...Will be back!

Pretty much like any other Ross store. Clean. Large selection. Some bargains. Mostly odd sizes and…read moreout of style clothing. It can be difficult to get assistance finding something.

Stepped in here for some AC and a little shopping while waiting for our room to be ready at our…read morehotel down the street and I'm almost convinced it was hotter in the store than it was outside. It was so stuffy, it was actually difficult to breathe. I'm very aware we were in Miami and I am very aware of how hot Miami is; I live in this state for goodness sakes, but I don't think it should be more miserable in the store than outside in the shade. The store is dirty and not at all organized. It's difficult to find anything and very difficult to move around in. I felt like I had been packed into a sardine can. We made our way to the back of the store and I had enough of the "coziness" so it was time to leave. I was just way too crowded in. If you have trouble with closed spaces and being to close to people, this is absolutely NOT the store for you. I didn't interact with anyone who worked in the store other than the security guard at the front when we were leaving. He was very kind and gave a great recommendation for a nearby restaurant. It was really pleasant speaking with him (darn it, I always forget names). Accessibility: Navigating this store easily in a wheelchair... absolutely not. I mean, it can be done, but it is difficult as the aisles are very small. Even the main aisles from the front to the back of the store are very small. Accommodating to my Service Dog.

These reviews are very outdated thought I'd give an update one. This is my local CVS, as I've…read morerecently moved to the area. I don't frequent this location often but the handful of times I have, I had no complaints. I never realized they were 24 hours and stopped by early morning (around 5am). They had a security guard which I've never seen before but I can't imagine how many characters they receive throughout the night. Grabbed my items ... checked out with no problems. I do think the layout of the register is pretty awkward. I went in through the parking lot but at the register once you check out the line leads you to the sidewalk entrance by the road. I had to walk to the other side of the store to go back to my car. Very odd. I won't give less stars for that because the workers didn't engineer the layout. This review is about my current experience only. There was a guy in front of my in line who couldn't really seem to get himself together. Battled prices, kept walking away (in the middle of being rang up). I wasn't in a rush so I just patiently waited. But after walking away for a second of third time the cashier Sharon (name on receipt) decided to cancel his transaction and ring me up instead. Greatly appreciated! She also had way more patience than I would've had with the gentleman. Working overnight is challenging already I'm sure, kudos to her for her patience.

I hate to have to write this, but it needs to be said. My hope is that this can serve as a learning…read moreopportunity for the CVS pharmacy team. On June 3, I had an experience at your pharmacy unlike anything I have ever experienced before. I have never felt judged or discriminated against for simply inquiring about the cost of my medication. I live with a health condition that I have struggled with for most of my life. Because medication costs can vary significantly between pharmacies, I asked about the price of my prescription. At another pharmacy that requires me to drive instead of walk, I pay substantially less for the same medication. When I asked the pharmacy employee who identified himself as Gray about the cost, his response and demeanor were deeply upsetting. He looked me up and down and said, "Is $18.99 expensive?" The tone, facial expression, and the way the question was delivered felt dismissive, judgmental, and humiliating. No one should be made to feel ashamed for asking about the cost of their medication. You never know what someone is going through financially, medically, or emotionally. A pharmacy should be a place where patients feel supported and treated with dignity, especially when managing ongoing health conditions. What happened was hurtful and unacceptable. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and used as an opportunity to remind staff that empathy, professionalism, and respect should be extended to every patient, regardless of the cost of the medication they are picking up. Thank you for your attention to this matter